by biondo studio | Oct 25, 2021 | blog, google, responsive, search engine listing, SSL, tech info
For every website we build, we automatically include basic Search Engine Optimization, which includes all Google readable text and fonts, proper heading and image tags, the installation of an SSL certificate, and mobile friendly programming. However, some clients...
by biondo studio | Oct 14, 2021 | blog, branding, content, search engine listing, SEO, social media, video, wordpress
A blog is a great way to share your thoughts, promote your business and increase your SEO. The search engines favor active sites that have new and unique content. Writing informative relevant blog posts is a great way to share information and get regular followers...
by biondo studio | Oct 9, 2021 | costs, domain names, google, search engine listing, security, SEO, tech info
You only need one domain name to have a website, but when it comes to your business and brand, you definitely do not want to leave similar names available for copycats to register and take advantage of your search engine results or create confusion for your clients or...
by biondo studio | Oct 1, 2021 | google, search engine listing, SEO, tech info
Basic SEO is built into every website, with no exceptions. With each and every new site that we build, we make sure that as much text as possible is readable and we put alt and title tags on all of the images in the site. We have the ability to make any existing font...
by biondo studio | Aug 3, 2021 | google, search engine listing, SEO, tech info
While it may appear to be part of your website, Google and other search engines are a completely separate entity. While Google products are related to your website, they are a third-party company, and probably one of the largest and most complex in the world. We do...
by biondo studio | Apr 20, 2020 | maintenance, search engine listing, security, SEO, SSL, tech info
Until just a few years ago, sites that had Ecommerce ability and had forms for credit card info, etc. needed to have something called an SSL certificate on it in order to encrypt the data and keep it secure. You can see which sites do or don’t have this...
